Real ethical weddings
When you’re planning your wedding, it’s always helpful to see how other couples have gone about it before you, so here you can do just that. Take a peek at the pictures to see how pretty an ethical wedding can be! And pick up some handy hints and tips for your own wedding preparations.
Once you’ve made your trip down the aisle, don’t forget to come back and let us know how it went – and share your tips with us too!
Ria & Dave
Ria & Dave celebrated their marriage on 14 June 2008 in a field in Hailsham, East Sussex.
Reduce, reuse and recyle were key themes for this very green wedding!
Kyleigh & Gerald
Kyleigh and Gerald celebrated their green wedding in May 2007 in beautiful Dorset.
From recycled invites to organic wedding cake, get their top tips for an eco-chic wedding!
Caroline & Matthew
Getting all their family and friends involved in their June wedding made for a personal and unique celebration.
Berry and Paul
Berry and Paul married in Reading in June last year.
Getting their nearest and dearest involved in the planning made the wedding more intimate, more fun and in the end, more green!
Iris and Andy
Iris and Andy celebrated their marriage with a simple wedding ceremony in Holland.
Old cloisters provided a spiritual setting for a civil ceremony, while local, seasonal food was the order of the day at the reception, just a minute's walk away!
Vicky & Jez
As ethical web designers, Vicky & Jez were always going to have an ethical wedding!
Their green wedding decisions involved a dress from Oxfam Bridal, antique wedding rings, and recycled wedding stationery...
James & Barbara
James & Barbara, founders of ethical dating website, Natural Friends, tell us about their ethical wedding back in 1973.Laura and Darren
Laura and Darren were married in October 2006 on Waiheke Island, New Zealand.Daniel and Becci
Daniel and Becci married on 19 June 2004 in West Sussex.Previous Page Next Page